Gills are full of blood vessels. Also, the walls of the gills and blood vessels are very thin. Now, during breathing. Fish take in water through their mouth and forcefully push it through their gills.
When the water moves through the gills. The dissolved oxygen from the water passes through the thin walls of gills and blood vessels, and enters the blood. Apart from this, the waste carbon dioxide
present in the blood passes into the water. Thus helping fish to breathe underwater.
Eventually, the carbon dioxide-rich water
is given out from gills. For more educational videos, please download 'Smart Learning for All' Android App from Google Play Store. Also, don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel..

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